Don’t tell me you are blinded we both knew this day would come Bits of glass decorate our personal night sky light a blinking tablet broken A fantastic twist of fate or just restless red light running led us to this moment A ceaseless but thoughtless gaze or listening too loudly to a static radio …
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Living fake lives Fools errands Dreaming of distant Lives free From Darwinian and Freudian Theories, existence-free Living, loving, as one, Peaceful Without having To validate one’s Existence The post Existence | Chris Byrne appeared first on Best Poetry. Go to Source Author: Best Poetry Online
The air has mass. We breathe in a thickness made weighty by the acicular words that roil and topple, and the black rags of loathing snap, and multitudes of wretched screaming mouths wrest what light there was from the eyes of the hopeful, wrapping it in hate, in sotted shadows, dimity nylon masks that stretch…
The Way to Work A billboard asks me if I can name five types of apples. I am listening to classical radio. Suddenly, I am driving past the graveyard and realize I can name only two: red and green. So naturally I wonder what, exactly, is wrong with me. The DJ says there have…
A smile so simple will make the world go round never knowing, for a smile could mean so much, making someone’s day unknowingly. Just that simple touch, a kind pat on the back, making someone’s day or one of those loving kind embraces that make one feel alive. To be alive is it to feel,…
Hot tears flowing down the stream Only opening my eyes to see I’m just lying on my bed And no one’s hurting me anymore It was all just a dream But it was real All the humans in there Everything happening was just a compilation of hurt On repeat Set in a different setting The…
distant colony entangled liberation soba noodles soup allegorical subtexts lost in multiple meanings More at https://twitter.com/hwl76/status/1225709355246538752. The post Subtext | Baris Semerci appeared first on Best Poetry. Go to Source Author: Best Poetry Online
